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the punishment that may be awarded by a court-martial shall not include any punishment less than imprisonment, except a fine (to the amount of which section 73(6)(a) does not apply);

the punishment which may be awarded where a charge is dealt with summarily shall, in the case of any offence, be a fine not exceeding $200, but no other punishment;

the following provision shall have effect in substitution for section 74(2) and (3), that is to say that a person may be arrested by a provost officer, by any warrant officer or non-commissioned officer legally exercising authority under a provost officer or on his behalf, or by order of any officer of the Armed Forces or the Reserve

where a charge is being dealt with summarily and it has been determined that the accused is guilty, a finding shall not be recorded until after the accused has been afforded an opportunity of electing to be tried by court-martial, and if the accused so elects, a finding shall not be recorded but such steps shall be taken with a view to the charge being tried by court-martial as may be prescribed by Rules of Procedure;

the provisions of this Act relating to the investigation of, and summary dealing with, offences shall, save as otherwise expressly provided, apply as they apply to officers, warrant officers and non-commissioned officers of the rank of Staff Sergeant;

for the purpose of the provisions of this Act relating to the investigation of offences, the commanding officer shall be such officer as may be determined by or under regulations made by His

for references in sections 118 and 119 to being, continuing or ceasing to be subject to military law, there shall be substituted references to being, continuing to be or ceasing to be in such circumstances that Part 5 applies, and section 118(3) does not apply.